70 PINE ST. - PROMOTION

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People:

Douglas Kelbaugh (architect)
Douglas Kelbaugh (author)
Douglas Kelbaugh (archive creator)

Title:

70 PINE ST. - PROMOTION

Date:

1976-1984

Description:

Group consists of documentation and clippings of articles about Kelbaugh House in Princeton, New Jersey. There are also texts and abstracts by Douglas Kelbaugh about the Kelbaugh House and its solar heating system for promotion, including a copy of the article of "A Thermal History of the Kelbaugh House" by Douglas Kelbaugh published in "Progress in Passive Solar Energy Systems" and other articles by Douglas Kelbaugh about the termal performances of Kelbaugh House.

There are also notes, correspondence, a leaflet "Solar Tour in Princeton" by the New Jersey Environmental Voters Alliance and a descriptive data form for the 1977 Home for Better Living Awards Program sponsored by The American Institute of Architects.

Form:
textual records

Quantity / Object type:
1 textual record(s)

Extent and medium:

0.01 l.m. of textual records

Technique and media:

Electrophotographic print on paper

Dimensions:

records: 0,01 l.m.

Reference number:

ARCH271654

Document Type:

clippings

Credit line:
Douglas Kelbaugh fonds
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de Douglas Kelbaugh/
Gift of Douglas Kelbaugh

Language of material:

Some documents are in Japanese.

Related units of description:

Copies of some of the texts by Douglas Kelbaugh in this group are also part of a group catalogued as ARCH271649, including a draft version of the text "Meter Musings".

Folder Number:

153-002-11

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